2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.asr.2018.01.032
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Estimating the spin axis orientation of the Echostar-2 box-wing geosynchronous satellite

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“…This section of the paper presents a preliminary analysis of an AraMiS dimension system in relation to the spin induced by the color (absorptance) asymmetry of the outer surface of the satellite, considering substantial contributions of:  Solar radiation and the Earth's albedo  Absorptance difference on both sides of the bright faces  Moment of inertia of the satellite In space system, due to color (absorptance) difference between opposite edges, solar flux pressure is greater on one edge as compared to the other. As there is no friction in space, this delta in solar flux generates a pressure difference exerted on the spacecraft opposite edges and results in spacecraft spinning [38].…”
Section: Satellite Spin Analysis Led By a Gradient Of Colormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This section of the paper presents a preliminary analysis of an AraMiS dimension system in relation to the spin induced by the color (absorptance) asymmetry of the outer surface of the satellite, considering substantial contributions of:  Solar radiation and the Earth's albedo  Absorptance difference on both sides of the bright faces  Moment of inertia of the satellite In space system, due to color (absorptance) difference between opposite edges, solar flux pressure is greater on one edge as compared to the other. As there is no friction in space, this delta in solar flux generates a pressure difference exerted on the spacecraft opposite edges and results in spacecraft spinning [38].…”
Section: Satellite Spin Analysis Led By a Gradient Of Colormentioning
confidence: 99%